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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Buck Brief. Tnalo Desher is with us. Now,
Speaker 2: congratulations getting married. I met your husband. Fantastic guy. Haven't
Speaker 2: spoken to you since the nuptials, so good to see you.
Speaker 1: She is a.
Speaker 2: Columnist at the DC Examiner. And Tina, you're a woman.
Speaker 2: So we can answer that question that Matt Walsh asked
Speaker 2: as a documentary what is a woman? Tianeloe is a woman.
Speaker 2: For example, Kamala Harris also a woman. And I bring
Speaker 2: this up not the smoothest transition in the world, but
Speaker 2: I bring this up because the Democrats seem to think
Speaker 2: that Kamala will win with women and therefore win the
Speaker 2: whole thing. What do you see in that? What are
Speaker 2: the polls tell us? Make it all make sense?
Speaker 3: So any generic Democrat against Trump is going to perform
Speaker 3: well with women Historically speaking, you know, Trump loses women,
Speaker 3: Democrats gain them. Kamala Harris specifically is a woman, and
Speaker 3: she's a younger woman at that, even though she's turning sixty,
Speaker 3: that counts as young in politics because we've been dealing
Speaker 3: with octagenarians with strokes and heart attacks.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, her margin with women is not
Speaker 4: over compensating for the fact book.
Speaker 3: She's running so far behind what Biden performed in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty with both black voters and young voters. Right, you
Speaker 3: would think her being black, herbing Asian, herbing young would.
Speaker 4: Mean something when it comes to these polls.
Speaker 3: But pull after poll is showing Trump getting close to
Speaker 3: about twenty percent of the black vote by some estimation,
Speaker 3: including in those five way races where you include an
Speaker 3: RFKJ and all of that twenty percent would mark the
Speaker 3: single best Republican performance with black voters since Nixon in
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty. With young voters, it's also, you know, Trump
Speaker 3: only god, I think thirty five percent of voters under
Speaker 3: thirty in twenty twenty, and now you see him polling
Speaker 3: where you know, Morning Consult poll just came out calm
Speaker 3: Olia Harris like forty seven percent with voters eighteen to
Speaker 3: thirty four. Trump was like forty three percent. So even
Speaker 3: if let's say Kamal Harris decides to quadruple down on
Speaker 3: the Democrats only winning issue abortion, let's say that continue
Speaker 3: to lie and say that Trump is going to be
Speaker 3: Handmaid's Tale dictator Project twenty twenty five, even though he's
Speaker 3: not responsible for that at all, even and as you
Speaker 3: and I know is like pro lifers, Trump's much more
Speaker 3: moderate than really most of the party establishment on that issue.
Speaker 4: Even if she maximizes that.
Speaker 3: Female turnout, including with non white women, including with you know,
Speaker 3: non college educated women, I think that closing of the
Speaker 3: racial gap might just be too much to compensate because
Speaker 3: that's been the Democratic bread and butter for forty fifty
Speaker 3: years you can't get rid of. I mean, if the
Speaker 3: Hispanic vote is now a fifty to fifty draw, that's
Speaker 3: you know, likely a Trump win. If you were talking
Speaker 3: Trump getting in the double digits with black voters, not
Speaker 3: even twenty percent. Let's say, you know, let's say he
Speaker 3: performed with black voters overall the same way he performed
Speaker 3: with black men in twenty twenty twelve percent.
Speaker 4: That destroys the Democratic coalition for a generation.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, Clay and I have a bet over this.
Speaker 2: By the way, he thinks that the black vote will
Speaker 2: be for a black mail vote will be twenty five
Speaker 2: percent for Trump, And I told him, I think that's high.
Speaker 1: But I would love I'd love to see it. I
Speaker 1: like where his head's at. Kabla.
Speaker 2: On the issues, I think everyone who's on the right, nos,
Speaker 2: you're gonna go after on saying that she would ban
Speaker 2: fracking in some ways, that actually may be the craziest
Speaker 2: thing that she has said to me, just because it
Speaker 2: is so objectively insane. I mean, if there were a
Speaker 2: federal ban on fracking, you would overnight eliminate sixty percent
Speaker 2: of US oil production. Sixty That would not just make
Speaker 2: the price of gas and everything else, by the way
Speaker 2: go up, it would cause depression. I mean, the the
Speaker 2: the economic gramification and the fact that she says this
Speaker 2: and things that it's smart is because she knows nothing
Speaker 2: about fossil fuels, the economy, energy industry, anything. But on
Speaker 2: the personal stuff, it's really interesting. I feel like there's
Speaker 2: a there's an internal debate on the right, and I
Speaker 2: think it's happening within the campaign the Trump campaign too,
Speaker 2: as to do they go after the fact that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris elevated herself as a woman by attaching herself romantically
Speaker 2: to powerful men. I mean, you know the Willy Brown story.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people know the Willy Brown story.
Speaker 2: Do you think that that is fair game? Or is
Speaker 2: that an invitation for a backfire on the right on Trump?
Speaker 3: In this election, I'm gonna say so many things that
Speaker 3: will make so many different people mad. So Kamala Harris's
Speaker 3: relationship with Willy Brown, I've studied it a lot back
Speaker 3: when she was, you know, just running for Senate. Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris has never been a terribly popular politician, even with
Speaker 3: in her home state. She ran in twenty ten, her
Speaker 3: first statewide election as AG she won by under one
Speaker 3: percent compared to like Gavin Newsom who was running for
Speaker 3: a lieutenant governor and Jerry Brown for governor, who both
Speaker 3: won by.
Speaker 4: Like over ten points. So she's never been that popular.
Speaker 4: The Willie Brown.
Speaker 3: Thing absolutely did give her her start, right, But then again,
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom also got to start from the Getty family,
Speaker 3: So everyone in California basically has a patron. If you're
Speaker 3: going to get to that level in politics, it's not
Speaker 3: a clean state. If Kamala Harris were running against Mitt Romney,
Speaker 3: if she if she were running against J. D Vance,
Speaker 3: you know, and jd Vance was the top of the ticket,
Speaker 3: I would say, sure, why not? But the fact is
Speaker 3: this is Trump, who, like for all of his virtues,
Speaker 3: does not have the cleanest marital record and when it
Speaker 3: comes to fidelity and monogamy within the bounds of matrimony.
Speaker 4: But the real reason I wouldn't lead.
Speaker 3: With it is because kamala Is positions are terrible enough
Speaker 3: on their own. You know, the fracking thing, Yes, that's insane,
Speaker 3: it's like, but literally, off the top of my head,
Speaker 3: off the top of my head, the fifth most insane
Speaker 3: thing she said more insane than that is she said
Speaker 3: that she'd be willing to ban all private health insurance.
Speaker 3: She was an original co sponsor of the Green New
Speaker 3: Deal that would not just ban fracking but also nationalize
Speaker 3: the entire energy industry.
Speaker 4: And the entire health sectors. That's like thirty percent of
Speaker 4: the US economy.
Speaker 3: Let's see the Kavanaugh conspiracy theories that she pushed, which
Speaker 3: to this day she never explained half of her line
Speaker 3: of questioning. And yet like that's how she went viral. Okay,
Speaker 3: So that's that's that's just three off the top of
Speaker 3: my head. There's no reason to go after her in
Speaker 3: if you want to point out, this is someone that
Speaker 3: is not electable, This is someone who was never if
Speaker 3: you can't be popular in the Indigo blue state of California,
Speaker 3: and GovTrack showed.
Speaker 4: That she was.
Speaker 3: She had a more liberal left wing voting record than
Speaker 3: Bernie Sanders when she was in the Senate. This is
Speaker 3: not someone that you know. You and I talked to
Speaker 3: Republican elected officials and sometimes they won't go on the
Speaker 3: record with it, but they'll say for this entire presidency,
Speaker 3: if they wanted to get anything done. You know, historically
Speaker 3: the vice president's job is to jockey those Senate votes.
Speaker 3: They are the president of the Senate, and also historically speaking,
Speaker 3: they get pulled from Congress. You know, even though like
Speaker 3: Pence was great at whipping votes. Joe Biden, that's part
Speaker 3: of the reason why he was picked for Barack Obama.
Speaker 3: That's why I want to call, you know, Barack Obama,
Speaker 3: Professor Obama. Joe Biden would go whip the votes and
Speaker 3: get the bill done. Kamina Harrison can't do any of
Speaker 3: that because she doesn't she doesn't have that bone in
Speaker 3: her body to try and work with Republicans. She, like
Speaker 3: her boss, is very much a weather vane, is very
Speaker 3: much you know, girls taken more positions than the Kama Sutra.
Speaker 3: So you know, the Willie Brown stuff, it's more corruption
Speaker 3: question than a sexual morality.
Speaker 4: Question, right. You know, the defense Willie.
Speaker 3: Brown has always made is he and his wife were
Speaker 3: separated at the time. Who doesn't get their girlfriend, you know,
Speaker 3: a BMW and a one hundred and twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: government stipend to be on a board.
Speaker 4: This is just normal stuff, right, But it's really a
Speaker 4: corruption question, That's what matters.
Speaker 2: I want to come back here and I want you
Speaker 2: to answer, or not an answer, but dive into something
Speaker 2: else for me. Gavin Newsom, you're a Californian. For those
Speaker 2: who don't know, Tina and I go back some years,
Speaker 2: so I know that she grew up in the Golden State,
Speaker 2: and you're in the Bay Area too, right, not even
Speaker 2: like the southern part of the state, which to me
Speaker 2: is less insane.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no.
Speaker 2: I I was Orange County, Orange Okay, okay, yeah, that's
Speaker 2: my favorite part of the state. But the rest of California,
Speaker 2: well all of California think has some issues. Gavin Newsom
Speaker 2: is now going to have to order the encampments, the
Speaker 2: homeless encampments or whatever the vagrant ten things to be cleaned.
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Speaker 2: cleanup of the encampments. Shouldn't this be a good thing?
Speaker 2: Like why aren't all Democrats celebrating that they like living
Speaker 2: next to homss insanity in California.
Speaker 1: It's not a good thing.
Speaker 4: Reality is just slapping them in the face.
Speaker 3: That's the first item that's making me think that he
Speaker 3: wants to be Kamala Harris's VP, which she would never do,
Speaker 3: because how does Newsome encourage you know, the russ Belt
Speaker 3: vote or the sun Belt vote. But it's a sign
Speaker 3: that there's someone that maybe is confidence in the electoral
Speaker 3: future of the Democratic Party. Look but my theory when
Speaker 3: they got Biden out and immediately endorsed Harris, my initial theory.
Speaker 4: Was she's gonna be the fall guy.
Speaker 3: Gretchen Whitmer, you know, any of these guys that have
Speaker 3: a future in potentially twenty twenty eight, they would rather
Speaker 3: have Harris lose to Trump. Trump's a one term lame
Speaker 3: duck anyway, and then try and get the easier race
Speaker 3: of twenty two. But the fact that you have someone
Speaker 3: as radically left as Newsome, because again Newsom is not
Speaker 3: a moderate.
Speaker 4: Newsom is incredibly left wing.
Speaker 3: I was just looking at the numbers today the California
Speaker 3: bill that basically banned gig workers, banned uber drivers and
Speaker 3: forces them to be be classified as W two employees.
Speaker 3: It led to something like almost ten percent decrease in
Speaker 3: full in overall employment in the industries that it regulated,
Speaker 3: right truckers, translators, screenwriters for hire. And so that Newsom's
Speaker 3: backtracking on that record and cleaning up the encampments, it's like, fuck,
Speaker 3: It's like the same thing is when like the military
Speaker 3: starts cutting ads with like masculine, manly white men after
Speaker 3: you know, years of the Rainbow flag and women, and
Speaker 3: you know, Charlie's Thererence Like it's it's they realize they're losing.
Speaker 4: They need to They all they're all racing.
Speaker 3: To have some sort of as to soldier moment, and
Speaker 3: really the solution for Democrats at least they could try
Speaker 3: and do it would be plucked Josh Shapiro as a
Speaker 3: running mate for Harris. But I genuinely think the party
Speaker 3: is probably institutionally too antisemitic to do it.
Speaker 2: I hope I'm wrong, But I did think it was
Speaker 2: interesting that Democrats immediately really came forward. It seemed to
Speaker 2: me to say, well, hold on a second on that
Speaker 2: whole Joshapiro thing, like maybe our base won't go for that.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, what are you saying there, Democrats? That
Speaker 2: felt like saying the quiet part out loud a little bit.
Speaker 2: I know it's not There are a lot of Jews
Speaker 2: who vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: Obviously.
Speaker 2: I think a majority again in this election will end
Speaker 2: up voting Democrat.
Speaker 1: I have no illusions about that.
Speaker 2: But there's a good that squad, you know, left wing
Speaker 2: portion of the Democrat base. There's a lot of anti Semitism,
Speaker 2: so much so that I think that they worry about
Speaker 2: having an orthodox Jewish vice president.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden ran because of the Charlottesville rally in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 3: the neo Nazi rally, and because they all can't stop
Speaker 3: promulgating the very fine people on both sides lie, right,
Speaker 3: we know it's a lie. They keep on repeating it anyway,
Speaker 3: But he ran specifically because that one day. Since October seventh,
Speaker 3: we have had a Charlottesville every single weekend, sometimes multiple
Speaker 3: times a week. Every top one hundred university campus in
Speaker 3: America has had a Charlottesville has had an encampment yesterday
Speaker 3: in Union Station, like walking distance from my old studio
Speaker 3: apartment in DC, defaced with hamas destroying the Columbus statue
Speaker 3: and National Park Police. That's that's federal jurisdiction, right, that's
Speaker 3: not even local police. So you can't even punt that
Speaker 3: and say oh, this is You can't even punt that
Speaker 3: and say, oh, that's Mayor Bowser's fault. No, that's Biden administration.
Speaker 3: And there weren't any arrests. We have a we have
Speaker 3: a sh Charlottesville every week. And look, I think you
Speaker 3: know that I have been incredibly critical of President Trump
Speaker 3: and specifically the handling of you know, after the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty election. January sixth was a couple of weeks leading
Speaker 3: into it and then one really bad day and since
Speaker 3: then people have rightly paid hell for it. The election
Speaker 3: coup that we've had going on has been four years,
Speaker 3: four years of concealing the president's condition, which is obviously
Speaker 3: like deteriorating. Let's be real that debate, that was a
Speaker 3: mental incident, that was a medical emergency that we saw.
Speaker 3: Then they after a primary where they canceled two state
Speaker 3: primaries where they blocked all other candidates from being named
Speaker 3: on another eight states, disenfranchising a fifth of their own voters.
Speaker 3: They then replace that candidate with a candidate that has
Speaker 3: never won a single primary vote.
Speaker 4: Not in twenty twenty, not in twenty twenty four. And
Speaker 4: so when you see now them.
Speaker 3: Pan, I can realize, oh, the tail wags the dog.
Speaker 3: It's like, you can disenfranchise your entire voting base for
Speaker 3: four years, try and disenfranchise the right by fighting to
Speaker 3: try and put Trump in prison or take him off
Speaker 3: the ballot, which thank god the Supreme Court stopped. But
Speaker 3: you can't stand up to the base and condemn the
Speaker 3: anti semitism. You can't stand up to the base and
Speaker 3: risk appointing a Jewish Man as you're running mate. It's
Speaker 3: it's I would at that rate, it's just complicity in
Speaker 3: the anti semitism. And look, we all know on the
Speaker 3: right we also have fringe alt right figures that I
Speaker 3: think that are not platformed.
Speaker 4: In the same way that you have cheated to leave.
Speaker 2: But I was gonna say, you don't have Republican members
Speaker 2: of Congress who Republicans are like, hey, look that guy
Speaker 2: that Republican congressman may be a huge anti semi but
Speaker 2: like he's got some other good ideas, like that the
Speaker 2: left that is real. That is that is a real thing.
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Speaker 1: Who's going to win this presidential election?
Speaker 4: I mean Trump? I yeah, Trump.
Speaker 3: I think Democrats are basically in the position they were
Speaker 3: before the debate, which, as you might recall, was still
Speaker 3: not good. Great Biden only agreed to the debate because
Speaker 3: he knew he was losing.
Speaker 2: So the coup hasn't solved all their problems. That's delusional
Speaker 2: in your mind, right, the Kamala coup.
Speaker 3: It's it's the case for Trump isn't about Trump, and
Speaker 3: the case for Kamala or the case against Kamala isn't
Speaker 3: about her as a person. It is the fact that
Speaker 3: prices are up twenty percent since the start of the
Speaker 3: Biden Harris administration, that real average weekly wages are down
Speaker 3: five percent, that we've had ten million people cross the
Speaker 3: border for border crossings, that have about quadrupled on average.
Speaker 3: And uh, it's the fact that the entire world's on fire,
Speaker 3: you know, for whatever Trump said bad things, but we
Speaker 3: all know it was a lot more the world was
Speaker 3: a lot more stable when he was in office.
Speaker 1: TNLO.
Speaker 2: Everybody, DC Examiner, Go, Rito, Litters, Collins, follow her on Twitter.
Speaker 2: It's spelled t I A N A. I'm like the
Speaker 2: only person who pronounces her name correctly. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying true. I am like the only one,
Speaker 2: and I was.
Speaker 1: I was an.
Speaker 2: Early early supporter. Look look how great she is with
Speaker 2: the analysis and everything else. Before everybody knew. I was
Speaker 2: like TNLO, she's gonna be great, probably gonna probably gonna
Speaker 2: be amazing. And now she's married to a fantastic guy,
Speaker 2: writing her columns, doing the TV, doing the wonderful things.
Speaker 2: I am so happy to see all of your success.
Speaker 2: And uh, let's talk again soon. Come back on the
Speaker 2: podcast soon.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's been far too long. And thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Buck, give the hubs my regards. Good to see you.
Speaker 4: Thank you